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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

The New List and Ofiicial Directions Re-
garding Their Use,
Following is the new official list of fire
alarm boxes.
BOX IA, S w. corner Pearl and Prospect
streets, on St Joseph's college.
i5ox 10. 5. e. corner Main and Prospect
streets, on pole.
Box 10. N. F.. corner Colchester avenue and
Chase street, on pole.
WARD TWO.
Box %. N. f.. conerr Winooskl avenue and
North street, on pole.
Box %. junction Elmwood avenue and
Arehlbei st Get N pole. Deal 49,, nou.,,
Union streets, on poe.
Box 2i. Corner Elmwood avenue and Grant
street, on pole.
WARD THREE.
Box 81. S. E. corner North and Champlain
streets on brick store.
Box "a. Peru street, head of George street,
on pole.
Box 35 N. E. corner Pearl and Champlan
streets, on pole.
Box 81 s. i. corner North avenue and
North Bend street. on pole.
WARD FOUR.
Box Al. N. ". corner College and Willard
streets, near High school building. on pole.
Box AZ s. e. corner Church and Cherry
streets, on Payn's block.
Box 49, N. w. corner Church and Main
streets, on police office.
Box As. S. w. corner College and Battery
st eets. on TAFT & Morgan's mill.
Box As Lake street, near Pioneer Shop
watering trough, on pole.
Box Al. S. w. corner of Champlain and
Bank streets, on pole.
WARD FIVE.
Box 81. N. W. corner Union and Maple
BOX 81. n. f. corner Champlain and King
streets, on ). lieach's house.
Box SO. Pine street, near Gates's mill, on
pole.
Box 81. Bronsons, Weston, Durham Il Co. S
MILL on pole.
Box S. s w. corner Union and Howard
streets, on Pole.
OFFICIAL DIRECTIONS.
In order to avoid the ringing of two
boxes at once the following directions
should be observed: Key holders changing
their places of residence are requested to
return keys to chief engineer of fire de
partment. Under no circumstances will
key holders transfer their keys to other
parties or other locations Never give an
alarm from any box for a fire seen at a
distance; give an alarm only from box
nearest the fire. On opening a box for the
purpose of giving an ALARM il you hear
the small bell inside striking, it indicates
that an alarm has been given from some
other box; IN such cases wait until the
striking of small bell is ended before you
pull the hook.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19
DIED.

TUTTLE.-Thursday afternoon, Aug. II, Jo-
siah Tuttle, aged u years
CARPENTER.-ln this city, at the residence
of his brother j. w. Carpenter, ThOs. b. CH-
penter formerly of Crattsbury aged - years.
WoosTER-In Charlotte, Aug. lG. Chasiss
Wooster, aged IS years ana mOEthe.
Tam AT Winooski. VI, Aug. l., 1897,
Henry Cole, only son of james ID. and Heller,
A. TaHn +, aged weeks auu . days.
Funeral from the house this afternoon a.,
five o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

Customs officials have been through the
northeastern part of Vermont and seized
about 20 horses, the owners of which have
their option TO pay duties or lose their
animals. In some cases the parties have
owned the horses two years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

The Bennington battle monument is to
be rs feet higher than the Bunker Hill
monument, and rs per cent homelier, if it
looks anything like its picture, as we are
afraid it oes.-BOstOn Herald.
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Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, August II.

FLOUR-quIct. Winter at 425ai 90 North
ern winter at 3 15QDi 25; Michigan at 60Qt4 w
choice to fancy Minnesota patents at 4 2iQt4 80
wheat patents at O01i25 Minnesota bakers
in sacks at OO03 2h WHEAT-lower. No
spring wheat at 6S4G6s1e; No. > red at PA
CORN-hiVher. No. at 40l4. OATS lower
No. AT 24ls. RYE-No. at "A. BARLEY-NO
"A
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BURLINGTON.

two base hits, kearncy. Bowen, Maxwell =;
double. play, kearney, Linehan; Walker,
Jones, Maloney; Adrich, Maloney base on
struck out. by Pagan l, by Roach 4, by walker
4 passed balls, Granville ., Jones 2; wild
pitches Pagan !, Roach J. Walker3; tiwe of
game, hours; umpire, Minahan, Kennedy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTIONS.

Complete returns from all the counties
in Kentucky have been received at the
office of the secretary of state, showing
the following result: Buckner, 144,6 l9 !;
Bradley 1877 6O4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

The Vergennes nine met the Westport
nine on the latter's grounds Tuesday and
were defeated 13 to 10.
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FIRE ALARM BOXES.

The New List and Ofcial Directions Re
garding Their Use,
Following is the new official list of fire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

A Lykeus pa special says: The
FIRST weed ia October has always bcen
accepted by people who live IN rattle
snake regions. and ale familiar with the
,yavs OF th. interesting ephiailn, as the
very latest date that ANY member of a
we.l-roullatcd family of raitesnakes
should delay his return 20 his den when
hls seasons chlss OF trout fishermen,
berry pickeis, and harvest hands Is over.
Daring that month, though, on fair,
wgrm days, b Is expected to crawl out
OF his den and blsk ia the sun, so that
the rattlesnaka o.. gatherers may come
M and lii hin with nails and take him
home 90 be- tried ont aud bottled. After
October and the OIL harvest. however, It
is not etiquette Oh the part of the rlttle-
snake. or what is left % him, to show
himself in puolic again until the return
of spring, when 1t is time Tor him to
emerge once more full OF hope aud
POI 1u.
All this being the case, the surprise Of
William CrOIalcign, a wild-turkey hunt
or, msy be imagined when, on one OF
the coolest DAYS OF last week, with snow
tWo inches deep on the ground at that
he came face 90 face with one ot the
biggest Tlttlesuakes he ever saw. This
WAS On Cove mountain, Perry county.
The make culed up in tho snow when 1t
saw Gromleigh, sounded It's rattles, and
was as fierce and defiant as II the day
had been a hot one in July. Thiswas 50
utterly without precedent that 1t was
some time before ClomleIgh could make
up his mind what to do bat be at last
shot the belatod and unreasonable
snakes head Oft The rattlts thus
quleted numhered siX-een.
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,atb Now. keeping your

can at each breath. Now, keeping your
soles and toes on the ground. raise your
heels just as high as You can DO not
bend your knees particle, but hold
them rigidly straight all the time. stay
up there second then drop to the
floor. So raise and lower your heels
fifty times (strong men sometimes do II
a thousand), aud as many more to-mor-
row morning, and again IN the afternoon.
Next morning, on rising, and Just De-
fore your bath, do fifty more, as many
IN the forenoon, again IN the afternoon
and then at bedtime.
New for a little turn outdoors. In
shoes with low, broad heels, snug at the
iustep, and with plenty OF room for the
sole and all the toes to 60 down fiat on
the ground. walk half mile. Only be
sure of this one thing: just as your feot
is leaving Q ground at each step puSh
rs mart as VDu can Wjth the SCie Rnd
toes OF that foot. Long before that half
mile is covered you will find that you
know now some work for giving yOu good
caves and springlng your knees back
IN the right place, ii you never did
before. and il you hold your chm mp
high or your neck well back-either
one-you need not be surprised If some
ofyour friends tell You that You are walk
ing FIR betterthan you usedto. Oicourse
the deep. slew breathing should be a
pant of tuis work, IS It should OF al
work. mental or bodily, Julian Haw-
thorne SAYS walk eight steps to "A breath
an excellent rule. But Of these push
ing steps try even twelve to q breath. and
You viii be all the more pleased with
the result Common walking, even for
several miles a day. does lite for the
legs. especially when one Is thinking
hard all the way. as businessmen often
are. Bat this push step viii give your
legs, especially the calves, more work
than YOU ever dreamed OF, amt VIII add
nost satisfactorily to their giftL. Be
sides such a half mile esch morning, do
another in the afternoon. Ii you want
a litsle harder work yet just SO part OF
the half nile mp hill
One thing more Just before going 20
bed hop lightly upward ten times on
one FOOT and then ON the other, never
letting yoar heel touch the door. Re
peat tins until you have done hundred
hops on caca foot. You viii likely
sleep we'll that night And if your
calves ache a little next morning, that is
nothing much, and will So oa' in a day
or two, aud you can be sure both that
they have not been used 70 much real
work. aud now that You know a few simple
ways OF giving them plenty Of it, which
whHe they cost nothing. yet if steadily
persisted IN Will give you fine pair of
calves md an easy. sprnging step long
before you reach manhood
Yet for al these exercises, ont OF the
twcnty-four hours OF yolr yscatlon.day
YOU have not even taken the whole OF
one. There u some more OF the leg
left, but We viii save it for another meal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

Joshua Bailey, Of stony Run, Pa, has
discovered coal oil in his well, and the
residents in That vicinity think he has
struck It rich. At first everybody sus-
pected that some practical joker had
poured a quantity Of oil into the vel,
but It has been emptied at least dozen
times, and from barrel TO a barrel and
a half Of pure oil has been pumped ont
each time. The well is thirteen feet
deep, and from four to FIVE inches OF OIL
accuanlates on the surface about every
t~enty-four hours. Capitalists are now
endeavorlng to lease from 300 to 900
acres Of ground in the vicinity for the
purpose OF prospecting. MIR Bailey re-
fused an offer of %, 900 to-day Tor his lot
on which the well is located. The tract
covers about an acre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

requiring you 10 aduyse you other
vi Sc than We have slyod TO NE" " No
bic Prince. - CUoth thc lady. "God the
father ciorious be Your conduct and put
you ont of all yyloync thoughts. sir, /
an ard eucr shall bc ready to do your
Grace seruycc 10 your honour and TO
myne." Herewith the King departed,
all obashed And, remembering him. in
imitation Of whose Round Table hc bad
ordered ms court and hfe. he conquered
his passion ms q noble man should when
honor bids; and his eclf-r,sttaint lraccd
her whom he hod yaiuly tempted more
than lis love had done
such women as these are they who
bcautify history, dignity ell cpochs. Aai-
low AL causes. fountains OF honor 3D.
IN good sooth arc they, creating tie
virtue they reward. And they are not
special 70 time, nor TO race, nor 90 creed.
lhc world hss never been without them +;
among the frivolous and sensual, the
worldly aud the mean-spir.ted. they
stand out as examples which fot-
bid MS to despair OF the race, OF
10 doub. of men when born Of such
mothers. Folly and vice may eot the up
portland for q timc. and Mana is a iact
where the noble la0ies of chivalrv ere
the mere names OF al eitcte movement
aud the emblcms OF things dead and
doae with. Eut deep down ia the heart
OF humanity lies that iouut of a pure
and glorious WomonRoOd The true EauX
dc Jouvcpcc whence Gows the salvation
OF tae race What though tne sublime
ngules which move IN calm and stately
dignity through the pages o! history are
port inytMc, part iieahzed-hke living
lilies turned to stone they are none the
less eKcmplers for future generations
Between ourmodornh.h t o'-iovcs whcn0
ICya. smile con vii TO dIshOuor. who give
thor kisses without faith, and whose
love has no truth, aud the lady wlo for
The sake Of her lord III prison could deny
the king VINO had saved her, there can
be 10 hesitation OF choice. Between,
too. the revelations OF the divorce court
and the loves Of Gucneyer and SIr Lam
celot, Of Ia beale Isond ard Sir Tristrsm.
unlawful rs lhc>c were, there il step az
wide rs from weakness t. shame, from
frailty to dishonor. Against the door o.
the noble-born lady who had sunk
rs low as some did sink-sHnk Tow
through vice. not l9yc-toul words
were written and public dish0uor
was done her. ChiWlry Acknowledged
no obligations to harlotry, and tie lover
Of many WIS the scorDcd OF ALL SO u
was 10 the beginning and While the
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4 Primer, son,anmoulis,ic Adven-


Atone schubert. a well known farmer,
aboui sixty years oil age, III q lit OF SOM
vandalism, jumped from the second
story window of the Iiemann House, on
east Main street, BoIleyi.le, about o'clock
Yesterday morning into the rear yard,
and luckily escaped with 10 more
serious injuries than a spralned ankle
and Unused arm and back. The farmer
retired at q O'Clock. and all went well
with hiu until shortly before . O'Clock,
when b. dreamed that bio stock was sui
ferlng fer want Of water. lie jumped ont
Of bed. md, imagining that the blankets
were hs overcOGt, ne wrapped hlm-
self in 'hem, and, without awakening,
nlistook the window for the door aud
iurnped ont. Next 10 the hotel was u
one-siorv brick building used fora store
house with a narrow passaeeway be-
tween the two buildings scarcely wide
enough for Il child to walk through.
Schubert fell through this opening to
the ground, distance OF sixteen feet.
the fall awakened him. bat he WAS
wedggd 50 tightly between the two build
mas that he could NOT eXtrlcate himself
and 30 doubled M that he could scarcely
breashe or CRY out for help. \ wide
aNaie policeman heard the noise made
bv he fall. and thinking he had good
catch. be appeared upon the scene with a
club ia one hand and q revolver in the
ot.rr. ready 70 capture tne supposed
rotbcr alive or desI. Tho hostler, hear
jng the policeman enter the yard, was
awakened BIZ the noise, ana, Imagining
TT it was a horso-thlef after the vulua.
bic stock. rushed out OF the barn. pre-
pa-sd t. demoil5h the policeman. At
this juncture "a low nom was heard IN
TIE narrow pa ssgeway, For God S
s,ke. help me ont I'm dying, which
cine from the somnsmbulistic farmer,
vino was now wide awake The bostler
fw toe poIicempn's star, and the peo.er
r~ccgnizsd tic hostler with his pitch
fox. Mutual explanations followed, the
implomouts oil war were laid aside, and
crowuar and a wooden lever pro
cured. After IN hours hard work ScAu-
bert vas released from his uapleasant
position j .nrly fright ned to death, but
otuerTlsa hot seriously injured.
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Elopemens in l.nelisa rlieh Lifc.

81
4 romantic c,opmcnt has just oc-
cured iu connection with oucoi lle old
est austocratc families I'D ttc kingdom.
lie chief actor is lieh-spir..G youth,
whose pgc is given as not more tlau
seventeen, and who is tie only son ud
heir Of one of the county families OF La,t
Norcestcrshirc, and whose name occurs
ia Uom,sday Booh Tie father OF the
youth j. a retired captain Of dragons,
and his mother is of q lstueu-lcu
scotch family. member Oi winch. tor
his services iu the indian mufiny, was
raised to the House of Peers. Three
months ago tle Young heir was inn
troauced. at the close OF q boat
ing excursion, by tnc private secre-
tary OF his father. TO Lmmald, aged
between tw,uty-oLe and twenty two, at
n wine and splnt-yauit ia Stourorlee,
whom the -ecrsWry pronounced " Tire
Ereuie5t girl I'D England. 81 Was an
affair of love at first sight, - and the
Young fellow declared De- would never
marry ANY one else. s friendship -yane
uu. and family entreatcs and threats
were alike III vain. The young man de-
c,srrj that if his vi-le. wore t4vartcd
h. would end his h.c with revolver.
attn-s time o.. wa, ou vacation from
bis COLLEGE at (ircu'e-t.r ile laMlF
c1nnunio...l r.,hths dc.,cttcroice Of
p.,r.;~gnan. and for ve.lsp.st private
detectives nav. watched the tamna S
movements almost night and day. She
is the daughter Of pou.terer living
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

Many sink into an early grave by not
Giving immediate attention t. slight
cough. which could have been stopped
in time by 25-cent bottle of DIR. Bull 5
Cough syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

u WoIs-0nIDr. tlc I'uON8 TI'-0
inter saws the London Sandard, lsat
,,r..sent Suffering iron paralysis IA tine
=, IN thumb. lie WAS worLng as usual
in his studio at Pois>y on The great sat r
c 90 which is To be entitled "lsll
,shcn he felt the first symptoms OF She
itch and bad 10 leave Oft painting at
nee The artist had set ms heart on
Gn,shipg the picture, which lac WAS wont
10 call, half playiuliy, hall moufniniiy,
his "swan soug," and IT was with the
greatest reluctance that he tore himself
Svav from the surface on which he had
thrown once more the figures OF the
oreat Napoleon aud Of the warriors who
followed hun to glory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
WOMAN CHIVALRY.
.,~rs1,yo EYgIN1fcENoxs OF soMr
'' WOHKN OF NOTE.
v.rss Women IN tie crusades
zoe. Cognttss Of March,
and Others

religious and social move.
.. honor of Christ and ms
.e...r auj IN favor Of hieh-borp
Chastity was. therefore. a vir-
.l.j s. courage. and the
p,r vss held necessary for
m3 'adie, If they we're 10
Hp This was the ideal
u., and Sir Gnlahad NAV
.~tsc ss Nou Juan. of Por-
ashland Of Philippe. of Tan-
M t.. white flower seems n
rather loose IN the roots and
Sud- and II some kept Their
t. secure others broke
N... Hcrmol's dluchter
'ar .,t.c garden under A
.'us upon the Quilt o.
. betrayed her own true
.4 q stranger krigGt
... Was rot "Vuo'esope
t. t..e 60 wife. as Nerhu
-rG hor subsequent loves
proved hls Nmninc true
-...ul cad Sr rnstram were
... t.al ROYALTY. " lake. then
A la Eeale lsoud Ito
unto TIRE court
r. AND there recon-
,ueore Gucncver. and
.N seu3 hcc word that
t.e ..u.f l..f f.,,r.l .v.rs
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Lemon EItxir.
APrEAsANr LEMON DRINK.

TNH''Al'I IHHW'' DI't'''R'
Lemon Ku1ir is prepared from tne fresh Juice
u Lemons. combined with ofher vegetable nyor
tQnics csih.-des, aromatic sumuiaats, and
ulnod- purih8rs
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle Sold b7
druggists generally and by an Wholesale drug
csf5
Prepared BY II. MOTLEY, NJ. D.. Atlanta, Ga.
For UuiOlsn8ss and constipation tako Lemon
Eli1ir.
FOR Inc gostion sud foul stomach take Lemon
EuXH.
For sick aud nervous headache take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleopiessnos. and nervousness take Lemon
Elixir
For loss Of appetite and debility tske Lemon
EiEir
For feyers. malaria, AMI chlis take Lemon
Elixir
Lemon Elixir viii not fail YOU IN any ~ ne
above-unncd diseases. an OF which ariso from q
lnrnll or 4 Len ~ L-..I.
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LEMON hot DROPS

cure all Coughs. Coda. uoaIBencsa. Sore
Throat. Bronchitis, Pnounouia, and an Throat
and lung Diseases. Price 2jc0nts. Lemon hot
Dr1p-. Soli or druggists Prepared by Or. II.
Motley, Atlanta, Ga, Ina both liquid and lozenger
form &C --NulDHl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

Prices and terms easy Write or call on tho
AGENT for Virginia, North Carolina, aud Soulh
Crr1luq RYLAND * LEE,
PiGuo. and organs, Richmond, Va.
fe 2.-Su,Tu&F
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At
|. I. SALES,
GRADUATE N PHARMACY
G0Ol NKNABLE STREET,
BlcHH0SD. Va,
you can get
AswExrryG REDUCTION IN PRICES

Hoyts German Cologne. i5'; regular price
-Four pounds OF Best Mixed Bird Seed for
2Sc regular price co..
MIS-. Wn-log's soothing syrup. eor.; regular
pr '0 Do
br. Buns Cough syrup. iSc; regular price
Tetlow'. swanIown Lily white per box, iOc;
regular price 2'c
10
wauors Kidney and Live: Cure, 81; regs
30 isa ana, : 4 Ksmg's Genuine Florida Water,
Bf.ndfoihs PiI's. per box, u.s.; regular
" imported French Extracts for haudkOr-
chief 81. per ounce: regular price 30.
as
Snlft's sp.,cica. small. 75c regular price 81
FrrIsers Neryo and Bone linimont is.;
Meade 4 BAKERS carbollc Mouth Wash. go;
regular pTtce 500.
4 10, cake Of Toilet Soap for s.
Imported Cologne at u per pint; regular
Imported Bay Ram at sOc per pint; regular
price -.
SsOtrs Emulsion cod-IiYer on, SOC.
Wyeth5 Beef iron ana Wine, &c.
Browns Iron Btteers 75r.
Ir DHtiG's Liy~r fius, i5c . box.
Dr. Pferces Ncctoal DscoVeTy, -.
an elegant assortment ~ H1ir-, Tooth, an
Clothes brushes ~ reduced rates.
clean. clear cur al a.1n rstho line.
&c p ~, Iu&Thsm
TgNHE HITCHCOCK LAMP. DE-
4 CIDEDLY TIE Best most economical,
neat- 9. and -afest Lamp ont 40 chimney ~
gas ABOUT if Whaeyer, 20 smoke, no odor. no
daUeor Light steady, bright ara brilllant
Fur sale by /. WAGNtk, Druggist
noi92t' sixth aud Broad streets.
VlRF FINEST AND MOST FRA
4 GRANT OF ALGs-1HE NUN OR kLos-
TERfEAl COLOGNE. Imported aud sold
whole alo o. retail by
(. WAGNER. Druggist
20 l0-et' b29 Broad get. c0rnar Of sixth
HATHORN WATER,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. NEW YORK,
APLEASANT AND REFRESHING APERIENr.
For sale by
PURCELL. LADD & co.
Wholesale gents.
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WEDDING RECEPTIONS.

We are prepared % furnish WEDDING and
RECEPTION INVITATIONS and VISITING
CARDS. ether oaSrayel or printed, Ia the best
and latest ~ ea. and az lowest prices
CRESrs and a.ONDGGAafS made - order.
Our supply q sIATlOSERY Is inc lnest We
have ever hal. Hsof, JOHN ION & CO.,
nOii 81 Main street.
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VlHF FINEST AND MOST FRA
/ GRANT or ALT-lHE NUS OR kLos-
TERFEAD COLOGNE. imported aud sold
whole ale o. retail by
/. WAGNER. Druggist
10 i0-et' t29 Broad RI ret, cOrnar OF sixth.